Because artichokes often take two years to flower, they are typically sold as container plants in their second year or as established root crowns. They become large plants … See more

Here are several excellent varieties of artichoke: 1. 'Big Heart'is a thornless variety that can handle … See more

When harvesting artichokes, simply cut them from the plant at a 45-degree angle when they are about three inches in diameter. Cut spent stalks down to the ground to all… See more

Though it is easier to grow artichokes from seed, it is possible to grow new artichoke plants from the offshoots that most artichokes produce starting in their second or third year… See more